Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-11-03
j, LOCAL MENTION.
Vote for division.
Bring in your job work.
Hard coal at Queal 4 Co.'s.

Bring in your job work.
Hard coal at Queal 4 Co.'s.
Mason. fruit jars at Kellar's.
Brick, lime, stucco, at Queal s. Co.'S.
Hugh Rundell is on the sick list this
week.
Thos. Fowler is having a run of the
typhoid fever.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Fine weather in which to finish up
the fall blowing.
Bargains in clothing. Closing out
sale at Robinson's.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
DR.. E. E. Sill contemplates returning
to Hurley in the spring.
For best quality of ammunition in
the city, call at Murphy's.
7. Allen buys all kinds of grain and
pays the top price every time.
All Saints day was duly observed at
the Hurley Catholic church Tuesday.
To close out: 800 pr of Boots and
shoes at below cost, at NJ. S. Robinson's.
Hooking valley, Jackson hill and
best grades ofsoft coal at Queal & Co.'s.
Hurley's lumber trade is TWENTY-FIVE
per cent heavier this fall than ever be-
fore.
Brauch says that Chicago is larger,
but is not near as pretty place as
Sioux City.
Ed. Mann has beeu nursing lame
wrist of late, caused by running nail
| into 1T.
1t is rumored that a second candidate
for commissioner is liable to "bob up
serenely."
Ira Ferguson is preparing to put a
brick foundation under his recently
purchased house.
Dode Alcock has so far recovered
from his late fever that he is able to
| De around the house.
Just think of it: Articles worth Csc
selling for lOc at Murphy's. Call and
see his ten cent counter.
This weather can't be beat even in
the Sunny San Luis Valley Of Colorado;
where it comes very near to perfection.
If you intend to build house, barn
or shed, it will pay you to get figures
on nails and other hardware at Muir
phys.
johnson Rundell is hauling large
quantity of lumber to his model farm
northwest of town. More improve
mentS.
Against the sale" is the only legal
form in which ballot can read in
order to be counted against licensing
saloons.
| Coy. Church has issued his thanks
giving proclamation, and the turkeys
are notified to roost high until after the
Gath inst.
| If we have to pay for this fine wealth
er in the near future, there will be the
satisfaction of having had the good
weather and enjoying it.
| And now it is Junia Sargent that is
compelled to put new boards in his
store floor. Advertising draws trade,
and that makes other expenses.
| Rev. Carson, the newly appointed
pastor of the NJ. E. society, will preach
in Kyte's hall next Sunday at II a. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
| DO not fail to attend the temperance
mass meeting at Kyte's hall to-morrow W
FridaY) evening. Speaking by E:C.
Kennedy and others. and good music.
j. w. Kellar has been confined to the
house during the past week with Sc
we're cold and threatened attack OF
lung fever. He is now on the mend
however.
Parties at a distance desiring infor-
nation as to the best method of hand
ling cattle for dehorning. will be fur.
nished the same by addressing E. p
Moore, Hurley.
Uncle Basye says he feels more inter.
ested in the local option fight than he
ever did in a county seat contest. Won.
der how it would be if it was against
the use" Of tobacco.
Owing to lack of attendance Monday
the sale of r. b. Hershey, at the Jud
son farm, was adjourned until Satur.
day, the 5th inst, at one o'clock p. m
Several head of cattle and two horses
have been added to the property to bt
sold.
Next Tuesday will be election day
and the voters OF Turner county viii
be called upon to declae by their vote.
whether or not saloons shall be licensed
in this county. Readers Of the Herald
take calm view of this question. Lei
. your conscience and your love for YOU
family and friends be the dictator:
: which shall influence your decision.
1t is E. c. Kennedy of Parker wht
has been endorsed by the bar of severa
counties as the successor to Judg'
Palmer, whose term of office expires
, next spring. The endorsement will no
harm Ed. any, but he has been ava.
from New York too long to have th'
!. necessary influence in the politics o
that state.
Meetings are being held In the vari
i GUS school houses throughout the coun
r ty by the advocates of "division ant
| "against the SALE" The former ticke
v will receive an almost unanimous yot
: in Turner county, while the latter vii
e have good majority-the Parker cor
' rcs,,ondence to the Yankton Press t